The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-06-30

.ne cen,eeeries. ihese arc 'ne Meanes'
kinu VI tnieVes.
The poet who wrote "man wants but
little here below" lived many years
ago. man. IN THESE DAYS, wants once
ior a tnird term.
Overalls worth 81 for 75c. Working
Shirts 25c., 35c. and 4Oc., at Jos. Woer-
ner's. 2
Our Camden correspondent will
please excuse us for the non-appear-
ance of the favor. We are crowded
this week.
The man who paws for his paper in
advance enjoys reading it. The man
who borrows it or lets two years OF nor
90 by and does not nav for 1t, growls
about 1t.
There ought to be law to regulate
the maninulation Of narasols in feminine
hands. Somebody's eyes are always
getting punched by the refractory sun-
shade.
sat;nes In nj, the new shades 37,xc.
French Satin at 331ac. a yard, SOC. and
25c. at 20c., and 1896. at 15c., and 15c.
at 1870. Don't miss these at Town
sends, opposite Court house.
The Beall bow incarcerated in our
iail ON the charge of matricide, exhfb-
its no signs yet of making a confession.
Nothing new has been developed in the
mysterious affair.
How long would Mussel remained in
| iail until some cranky women would
have commenced to lug him flowers,
oranges, bananas, slippers, embroider-
ed night gowns, &cg
A lady went to Findlay last week
with a sewing machine to make shirts.
The Chamber of Commerce Immediate
lIy telegraphs it to the country: "An-
other large mandatory located at
Findlay."
Can not be beat-the Troy Laundry
lis what everybody says after trying
others. Jos. Woerner, Agent for Ea-
ton. 2.
Citizens. hiring vour complaints to the
Hoard ~ Health and don,t sav .now
Won must not mention NV name or he
win be mad at me.n IF Won can't stand
the stink, tell the Board and Ohio's law
will soon clean it out.
Luther b. wilson. of Muncie. Ind.
dropped dead on last Friday in the yard
Of his home. He was one Of the Direc-
tors of he urson ban,x of that city.-|
Mr.. Wilson was born in Eaton. He
was about fifty-six years of age at his
death.
MANY a Young girl shuts herself out
from society because her face Ia cover
ed with pimples and blotches. All dis
figuring humors are removed by puri-
flying the blood with Ayers Sarsaparil-
la. This remedy is the safest and most
reliable that can he used.
Lost.-on Thursday last between
the electric light station n the Court
House, a pair of blue tinted specs, nick
Ell plated frame in a morocco CASE
The name off. Wagner is cut on tn
outside OF the case. The Under Will be
rewarded with sl.OOby leaving them at
the DEMOCRAT once.
There VIII be a grand 4th OF July
c~eieDratlon It Coney Island, ~ miles
above Cincinnatl, and persons arou
here VINO want to go abroad to enjoy
tne day, can do no better than to go
there. 1t Is a peautifui summer resort
and has everything around 1t to make
1t 9 pleasant place to visit.
The opening Of the coming school
year In September bids a welcome to
white colored chlidren alike to cross
the threshold n pursue the study that
prepares them Tor good citizens. n
strong preJudlces against aoohsning the
color line viii doubtless cause some lit
tie commotion al the general change.
Miss Kate De Tracv a former teach
az IN tbe Eoton H;oh school d;od a.
CircleyiIle.-O.. aged about 40 years.
Her remains were brought to Eaton on
Monday evening last and buried in the
Eaton Cemetery bv the side Of her
mother. who preceded her a few wears
ago while a resident of this place.
Tha f.,,ou NH ,o.,a .,on,a - ~.
$500, IN - 49, 49,
~,ta ma.ha. 80 So
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r. nrosnero,s and what no,;cv q naws.
paner ought to pursue and the kind of
matter IT sbonld pet nm 70 make II q olo.
rious snccess.
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